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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1900
Page
15
A testimonial style notice extols Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as relief for feminine ailments. It claims many women endorse the remedy and that Mrs. Pinkham offers free, truthful advice based on experience.
In comic circles a report claims Queen Victoria will visit Dowager Empress Frederica next week as Frederica’s condition reportedly improves, though the odds of the visit remain doubtful.
A mixed set of notes reports a contractor named well known in the area arrested for dynamite linked to an Akron building blast. The piece lists a Railway Age table of the ten largest railroad companies by capitalization, including New York Central and Pennsylvania, with values from a July figure. It also references a rest cure product and a Chicago board of trade member killed by a fall, plus a mention of imperialism in a review.
The Ranees City Ostmeal and Ceres Company of Kansas City Missouri offer an atlas pack with 97 pages of reading matter and 9L colored maps. Andrew Multer, likely a court clerk from Alvan, has been arrested for alleged involvement in a recent riot.
An advertisement touts Aten's Foot-Ease as the sole remedy for swollen, smarting, burning, and sweating corns and bunions. The copy mentions a powder to shake into shoes and lists general store availability, with garbled branding and attribution.
An 19th century Philadelphia dealer touts Hall's Catarrh Care as a constitutional remedy while noting pearls’ health depends on luster and salt water as a tonic. London freight firms raise rates 10 percent amid rising costs. An Austrian decree triggers a new election as Yellow fever declines and coal miners threaten strike actions affecting 143,000 workers.
The article notes a near record cotton acreage in the South, with about 25,000 more acres than last year and rising mill activity. It cites 366 mills, 109 miles of western towns, and new mills in Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Virginia, predicting robust output though finer goods remain limited. It also touches on water, steam, and electric power usage and hints at evolving regional industry.
The note discusses moving ladders to fruit trees and the awkwardness of long top rounds with end projections. It proposes a ladder with a short four inch round guide to fit among branches, allowing quick, secure placement and easier handling as described in Meehan's Monthly.
A thunderstorm near Consett in North Durham caused a lightning strike that punctured a pasture, digging a trench three feet deep and three inches wide for about twenty feet. Solid clay and turf were scattered, with grass remnants found far from the strike site and turf torn as if cut by a sharp implement.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Allan's Foot Ease and foot care products, with garbled references to stores and a trial offer by mail. Also cites motormen doctors and shopmen and a car incident, plus mentions Heflerisle, AL and East St Louis in an unclear context.
The Rio Grande Western Railway advertises half rate excursion trains from Ogden to eastern cities with through sleepers, dining cars, and low return fares. It touts Denver and Rio Grande routes, with multiple connections to Chicago St Louis Kansas City and intermediate points. Through trains depart 3 15 p m and offer deluxe services across the Rockies with prominent ticket offices in Salt Lake City.
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